Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[pomeroy plasterer]

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Thank god. Good luck lads!

'Source - Donaghmores Senior Championship since the great depression', sorry to knock you off your high horse there but you fall under the same category as the people you are criticising with your account made in June 2024, while pessimistic of you to assume new accounts are just here to row. But here, you get miserable folk like that if you're a relegation candidate every year! 

I hear from multiple sources you men were misbehaving up in Pairc Colmcille last weekend... two lads in particular... any truth in this??

Hughie now don't place a negative stereotype on my club because of them boys that were fighting the badge, our boys have always shown their tightness, been taught since u8s, used to dedicate the thursday trainings to on field fight club, club wide brawl.

Negative stereotype? You've just absolutely shamed your own club man and proved me right lol. Typical Ardboe coming out in ye "If you can't mark him, injure him" wouldn't expect any less cub

i have to agree with you here hughie!
mr ard boe man! never speak down abt ur own club!!

Young McCallan from Pomeroy using this account anonymously to cause rows and take the piss, dont get involved son. 

Jesus Christ! Between Santa Claus and "Young McCallan", this Ardboe fool has lost the plot!!!!! Let the people speak ffs!

well said hughie!!!!

[bogball88]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

[square_ball]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Surprised the county board didn't tell Brocagh to play it as 7-a-side - no complaints allowed.

[The Omagh_Ostrich]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Bogball thats not nice trying to run down a club that yous have amalgamated with at youth? we know clubs in north tyrone struggling with numbers but with yous winning 4 from 4 at adult level suppose there is a good bounce in the club. wonder what the Cranagh bandit opinions are on this

[Goals_Will_Come]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Is that a dig at Brockagh and the CCC?

[tyroneStatto]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Is that a dig at Brockagh and the CCC?

Looks that way.

[2ndstringsub]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Is that a dig at Brockagh and the CCC?

Looks that way.

If that is the case they'd be as well outing the secretary and Brocagh in their unhelpfulness. 2x struggling clubs should be doing their best to see as much football for their teams to get out on the field not ensuring points on the board via walkovers.

Absolutely no wonder that Brocagh are where they are when that's the case.

Fairplay to CNG.

[Quarterbackk]

Letter in today's Irish News

Summary

The problem: The Tyrone ACL Division 1 league has just started, with 15 fixture dates squeezed between June 5 and August 23. The first seven games come in 29 days, then after a break, eight more in 39 days. Some weekends force clubs to play Friday and Sunday — at one point three games in seven days.

His points:
Club players are an afterthought. The fate of thousands of club players hinges on one squad — the county senior team, and now the U20s as well. County players get proper recovery time; club players don't.

It's an injury machine. Clubs face rising physio bills and a growing list of ACL ruptures, hamstring and quad tears, hip and groin problems. No medical professional would endorse the schedule, and every reader knows a family dealing with the physical and psychological toll of serious injury.

The cause is money. Clubs are being squeezed to accommodate a prolonged inter-county championship he calls a money-making exercise, and it's unfair to expect them to come through it fit for championship in September.

The fix is protest. Clubs should refuse to conform to the schedule. County boards say clubs can be heard through delegates, but few speak up because they feel intimidated by the established order.

The culture problem. He describes a "totalitarian temptation" around the glamorous, media-driven county scene, with individuals and businesses profiting and clubs copying that blueprint at their own communities' expense.

The ask: Clubs should demand county boards put the same energy into solving this as they put into raising money for county teams, restoring respect for the club as the basic unit of the GAA.

Letter by Gavan McElroy, Carrickmore

[GlenMan]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Is that a dig at Brockagh and the CCC?

Looks that way.

If that is the case they'd be as well outing the secretary and Brocagh in their unhelpfulness. 2x struggling clubs should be doing their best to see as much football for their teams to get out on the field not ensuring points on the board via walkovers.

Absolutely no wonder that Brocagh are where they are when that's the case.

Fairplay to CNG.

The post from CNG is genuine I believe. Apparently the CCC and Brocagh club were willing to change the game, but the Brocagh management point blank refused - that's why the Brocagh secretary is mentioned in a positive way.

[TheGlenellyGremlin]

Is this weekends game of Glenelly and fintona the league decider already?

Yes massive game, don't personally think fintona will have the players capable of marking our marksmen.

[DouglasBridgeExile]

Dromore - clonoe - Tummery win this
carrickmore - dungannon - carrickmore
lough - eglish - eglish to tip the lough
galbally - omagh - galbally
edendork trillick - trillick win this, unless theres an edendork man on the management ticket
donaghmore - errigal - donaghmore


Pomeroy - Naomh Eoghan - Naomh Eoghan
Aghyaran - cookstown - cookstown to beat the donegal side
derrylaughan - clogher - derrylaughan
gortin - aghaloo - Aghaloo
drumquin - owen roes - mountain men win this
kileeshil - greencastle - greencastle be looking to get the first points on the board and should win this
beragh - rock - could be game of the weekend, rock by 1
moy - kildress - Moy by 12, kildress are a ladies team

      Douglas Douglas Douglas... u think niamh and eoin are beating us... wise up ye clown

Well well well

[pomeroy plasterer]

Dromore - clonoe - Tummery win this
carrickmore - dungannon - carrickmore
lough - eglish - eglish to tip the lough
galbally - omagh - galbally
edendork trillick - trillick win this, unless theres an edendork man on the management ticket
donaghmore - errigal - donaghmore


Pomeroy - Naomh Eoghan - Naomh Eoghan
Aghyaran - cookstown - cookstown to beat the donegal side
derrylaughan - clogher - derrylaughan
gortin - aghaloo - Aghaloo
drumquin - owen roes - mountain men win this
kileeshil - greencastle - greencastle be looking to get the first points on the board and should win this
beragh - rock - could be game of the weekend, rock by 1
moy - kildress - Moy by 12, kildress are a ladies team

      Douglas Douglas Douglas... u think niamh and eoin are beating us... wise up ye clown

Well well well

will hold my hands up and apologise. didn't think it would happen at all but naomh eoghan just the better team today

[The Omagh_Ostrich]

Was up at the game tonight in pomeroy. Impressed with Daryl Devine in middle of park. Think he was on that show underdogs someone in crowd telling me you can see the potential there. Only critique I would have of NE would be there goal keeper. Looks very up top heavy and free kicks were awful tonight 

[Hughie McMahon]

Letter in today's Irish News

Summary

The problem: The Tyrone ACL Division 1 league has just started, with 15 fixture dates squeezed between June 5 and August 23. The first seven games come in 29 days, then after a break, eight more in 39 days. Some weekends force clubs to play Friday and Sunday — at one point three games in seven days.

His points:
Club players are an afterthought. The fate of thousands of club players hinges on one squad — the county senior team, and now the U20s as well. County players get proper recovery time; club players don't.

It's an injury machine. Clubs face rising physio bills and a growing list of ACL ruptures, hamstring and quad tears, hip and groin problems. No medical professional would endorse the schedule, and every reader knows a family dealing with the physical and psychological toll of serious injury.

The cause is money. Clubs are being squeezed to accommodate a prolonged inter-county championship he calls a money-making exercise, and it's unfair to expect them to come through it fit for championship in September.

The fix is protest. Clubs should refuse to conform to the schedule. County boards say clubs can be heard through delegates, but few speak up because they feel intimidated by the established order.

The culture problem. He describes a "totalitarian temptation" around the glamorous, media-driven county scene, with individuals and businesses profiting and clubs copying that blueprint at their own communities' expense.

The ask: Clubs should demand county boards put the same energy into solving this as they put into raising money for county teams, restoring respect for the club as the basic unit of the GAA.

Letter by Gavan McElroy, Carrickmore

I can see where he's coming from with this article but will the County Board do anything about this?

[Kick it in high]

Letter in today's Irish News

Summary

The problem: The Tyrone ACL Division 1 league has just started, with 15 fixture dates squeezed between June 5 and August 23. The first seven games come in 29 days, then after a break, eight more in 39 days. Some weekends force clubs to play Friday and Sunday — at one point three games in seven days.

His points:
Club players are an afterthought. The fate of thousands of club players hinges on one squad — the county senior team, and now the U20s as well. County players get proper recovery time; club players don't.

It's an injury machine. Clubs face rising physio bills and a growing list of ACL ruptures, hamstring and quad tears, hip and groin problems. No medical professional would endorse the schedule, and every reader knows a family dealing with the physical and psychological toll of serious injury.

The cause is money. Clubs are being squeezed to accommodate a prolonged inter-county championship he calls a money-making exercise, and it's unfair to expect them to come through it fit for championship in September.

The fix is protest. Clubs should refuse to conform to the schedule. County boards say clubs can be heard through delegates, but few speak up because they feel intimidated by the established order.

The culture problem. He describes a "totalitarian temptation" around the glamorous, media-driven county scene, with individuals and businesses profiting and clubs copying that blueprint at their own communities' expense.

The ask: Clubs should demand county boards put the same energy into solving this as they put into raising money for county teams, restoring respect for the club as the basic unit of the GAA.

Letter by Gavan McElroy, Carrickmore

Why dont they just run U20 championship off straight knockout, would mean even if Tyrone were to go all the way league would start four weeks earlier. Same with minors, club minors are waiting for the county team to go out for several weeks. It also makes the games a far better spectacle. Its not rocket science. kick it in.